The British Beauty Council has appointed Bridgerton star Golda Rosheuvel as its latest ambassador.
The 56-year-old British actor and singer’s appointment was unveiled by British Beauty Council CEO Millie Kendall during an event at the not-for-profit industry body's British Beauty Week 2026 activation in London, UK, on 12 October.
Rosheuvel is best known for playing character Queen Charlotte in Netflix's period drama Bridgerton, in which she has appeared in several seasons.
However, she is also a theatre veteran, having undertaken leading roles in Othello, A Christmas Carol, Electra, Carmen Jones and We Will Rock You, as well as appearing in Shakespeare classics such as The Tempest, Julius Caesar, Anthony and Cleopatra.
“As we have been investigating the impact of beauty on British society, we thought Golda, as a cultural icon, really depicted the contribution hair and beauty makes nationwide,” Kendall told Cosmetics Business.
“She is indicative of British beauty and we hope she raises visibility of how she relies on these services to do the job she does.
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“She is a stunning woman, powerful, and understands how important
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